Playwright Gwt To Sample Test

Playwright GWT → Sample Test

Generate Playwright specs for apps/sample/playwright/ from strict GIVEN / WHEN / THEN scenarios. One scenario per input.

Read references/patterns.md before generating code — it has templates per test family. Read references/fixtures-and-drivers.md to pick fixtures and existing driver methods. Read references/apdu-reference.md when the spec involves APDU mocking.

Step 1: Parse the spec

Expect exactly these blocks (case-insensitive keywords, one line or paragraph each):

GIVEN …
WHEN …
THEN …

• AND lines belong to the preceding block (e.g. an AND after WHEN is part of WHEN).
• Multiple WHEN / THEN pairs are allowed for multi-step scenarios (see existing tests).
• If a block is missing or the format is ambiguous, ask before generating.

Step 2: Gather requirements

Do not proceed without the following. Ask the user if anything is missing:

The author must provide assertion values. Do not invent addresses, signatures, xpubs, or error payloads.

Step 3: Classify the test and pick output path

File naming: {feature}.spec.ts or {feature}_{variant}_{device}.spec.ts.

Step 4: Resolve APDU mocks

When the spec mentions mocking an APDU response:

1. Explicit hex in spec — use as-is (prefix, response, or responses array).
2. Natural language — resolve in order:
   • references/apdu-reference.md (common commands and status words)
   • Confluence: Ledger OS – APDU commands via Atlassian MCP / search-company-knowledge
   • DMK source: packages/device-management-kit/src/api/command/**/{Name}Command.ts → read getApdu() for cla/ins/p1/p2, encode as lowercase hex prefix (no spaces)
3. If still unclear, ask the user for the hex prefix and response.

Mock API (mockClient.addMock):

// Single response
await mockClient.addMock(dev.id, { prefix: "b0010000", response: "5515" });

// Response sequence (loops when exhausted)
await mockClient.addMock(dev.id, {
  prefix: "e0010000",
  responses: [OK, OK, ERROR],
});

// Remove override
await mockClient.deleteMock(dev.id, mockId);

When mocks must exist before the app connects, use device.add() → addMock() → device.connect() instead of addAndConnect().

Step 5: Generate the .spec.ts

Follow references/patterns.md. Key rules:

• Preserve the author's GIVEN/WHEN/THEN wording in test.step() titles (light normalization only).
• One test() per scenario inside a test.describe("{domain}: {feature}").
• Co-locate response/output interfaces in the spec file.
• Add /* eslint-disable no-restricted-imports */ at the top.
• Import test (and expect when asserting) from the correct relative fixtures path.
• Use test.setTimeout(120_000) when Speculos is involved (installed app open, on-device approval).
• Store dev when later steps need dev.id (mocks, Speculos).
• Comments only for non-obvious mock rationale — match existing test style.

Step 6: Extend drivers when needed

If the WHEN step references an action with no driver method yet, read references/driver-extension-guide.md and add the method to the appropriate *Driver.ts in apps/sample/playwright/utils/drivers/.

Do not modify the sample React app. If a data-testid may be missing, add a // TODO: requires CTA_command-{label} in sample app comment in the driver method.

Step 7: Sanity checklist

Before finishing, verify:

• Correct fixtures import depth for the target folder
• mockClient fixture used whenever addMock / deleteMock is called
• test.setTimeout(120_000) for Speculos flows
• All expected values come from the spec, not invented
• Typed generics on lastResponse<T>() / lastResult<T>()
• dev captured when dev.id is needed later

Examples

See examples/ for full input → output walkthroughs:

• examples/command-gwt-to-spec.md — OS command, no APDU mock
• examples/signer-gwt-to-spec.md — signer action with Speculos approval
• examples/apdu-mock-gwt-to-spec.md — APDU mock + sidebar status